Virgin America is now part of Alaska Airlines.
Alaska Airlines and Virgin America are now one airline. Whether you’ve flown on Alaska for years or traveled on Virgin America flights – we’re proud to be your West Coast airline with lower fares, better service, and sweeter rewards.
Cambios en aeropuertos
Making Virgin America part of Alaska Airlines means changes at airports we serve, moving to gates and terminals that are closer together and updating our lounges, to make your future travel simpler. Utilice nuestro guías del aeropuerto to find the airport information you’ll need before you fly.
In Chicago, we're now located at Terminal 2.
As of March 14, 2019, our ticket counters, kiosks, curbside check-in, and baggage office are now located in Terminal 2.
Todos los vuelos de Alaska Airlines siguen operando desde la Terminal G, puertas G4 y G6. Los controles de seguridad, tanto de la Terminal 2 como de la Terminal 3, ofrecen acceso a la Sala G.
For flights landing in Chicago, head to the Terminal 2 baggage claim to pick up your bags. For flights departing Chicago, be sure to check your flight details to make sure you check in at the correct terminal. Gate and terminal information can be found on nuestra aplicación móvil. También puede verla en su pase de abordar.
Guía del Aeropuerto de See our ORDConstruction updates are having an impact in Seattle.
Terminal construction is affecting travel at SeaTac; keep an eye out for airport signs added to guide you around the construction. As airport improvements continue, food and shopping options may be limited in a few areas and the Concourse C train station will be closed to replace its elevator and escalators. Some flights may depart out of remote gates, which will involve traveling on a shuttle bus between the new Concourse D Annex and the aircraft, so be prepared for a slightly different travel experience.
Guía del Aeropuerto de See our SEAOur Alaska Lounge is open at JFK.
Need a spot to relax before your flight? The new Alaska Lounge at JFK, located on the mezzanine level of Terminal 7, offers hand crafted coffee and tea beverages made by our Lounge baristas. Hungry? Enjoy fresh and local complimentary food offerings, featuring oatmeal and yogurt bars in the morning and salad and soup in the afternoon and evening. Looking to unwind? Head to the bar for local beer and wine, and signature cocktails.
Learn about Alaska LoungesHere's an important note for New York JFK guests.
You’ll find Alaska Airlines at Terminal 7 of John F. Kennedy International Airport, with flights departing from gates 1-12.
En la actualidad, la Terminal 7 está siendo renovada. As a result, TSA PreCheck® is not available, and you might encounter back-ups getting to the terminal. Be sure to arrive at the airport early, and leave yourself extra time to get through security and to your gate. Also, as construction work to add new gate spaces and update restaurants and shops continues, be prepared for limited food and shopping options once you're inside the terminal.
Guía del Aeropuerto de See our JFKIn SAN, we’re now located at Terminal 2E.
As of January 29, 2019, all Alaska Airlines flights operate out of Terminal 2E of San Diego International Airport. This means that our ticket counters, kiosks, gates, curbside check-in, and baggage office are now found at their new locations in Terminal 2E.
Before heading to the airport, check your flight details to make sure you arrive at the correct terminal and leave plenty of time to check in and arrive at the right gate.
Guía del Aeropuerto de See our SANSFO flights may arrive at the International Terminal.
At SFO, most of our flights arrive and depart out of Terminal 2, but some may arrive at the International Terminal. If your flight arrives at the International Terminal and your connecting flight leaves from a different terminal, you will need to leave security and take the AirTrain (located just outside of the International Terminal security checkpoint) to get to your flight.
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